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This weekend, read this article multiple times and reaffirm your role as a trader📝 Trading is not done to gain immediate wins. You will lose even if you enter perfectly, and you will win even if you enter haphazardly. Short-term results are random. Your job as a trader is to…
The idea that "a loss means the system is not working" is wrong. There is an edge in losses as well. It is precisely because you follow the rules of a system with an edge and cut losses at that point that you are left with a profit in the end. This is not just about winning or…
ICT explains how to pair up the midnight open, 8:30 and 9:30 open price
2/7 Intellectually understanding probabilistic thinking alone is not enough. You need to grasp it through experience gained from practice. At the same time, you must stop all the habits you’ve already adopted that strongly contradict probabilistic thinking. Here are the habits…
The most difficult part of trading is repeating the simple tasks of "waiting" and "clicking". Though it should be simple, why is it so difficult? It's because we mistakenly view "winning as good and losing as bad."
Trading success lies not in individual wins and losses, but in accumulating trade samples under the same conditions. Rather than being swayed by today's results, let's focus on who you will be a year from now.
I haven't traded much since the end of September. In terms of work/life balance, trading for me is a process of being out of balance and then needing to counter balance. It has to be that way because the energy and focus that trading requires is unsustainable, for me, for long…
4/5 This is because trading for me has been stripped down to only the necessary processes, and I completely understand and have internalized that nothing else needs to be done or even thought about. I don't even think about opening charts when it's unnecessary, and I basically…
4/5 Losses aren't bad. It's precisely because you take losses while following rules that you ultimately retain profits. You must understand this statistically. Many traders don't understand this and think "the system didn't work this time" when they face losses. That's wrong.…
5/5 What you need if you can't stop revenge trading isn't emotional control. The root of these problems is incorrect thought processes due to lack of understanding and insufficient practice. What's important is for you to move into a world where emotional control isn't even…
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I don’t start shit but I can tell you how it ends
High Resistance Liquidity inside Consolidation Profile. Seek & Destroy sees a run on the lowest low or highest high in the second half of the daily range. Note how the highs and lows were narrowing as the day went into the second half of the day.
To win in Trading you need Consistency more than you need Intensity. Intensity = Making $10,000s a day for a week only to get clouded and let your guard down while shooting for the stars. Consistency = Base hits that are repeatable without draining your emotional capital or…
2/7 You can't accept losses because you're trying to forcibly endure them. You fundamentally perceive losses as bad. This perception makes losses inherently difficult to accept. When you view losses as bad, you either try to avoid them or endure them. If you can genuinely…
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Learn how you will lose and recognize how you can avoid most opportunities that invite these losses. Then you can comfortably work in low stress and improve your accuracy with your unique model. Have a safe weekend. M.
New weapon just dropped… Fib on 9:30 to 10am range will project the sessions high/low
I've come to realise that all trading influencers are fucking weirdo's
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